The electricity in Indonesia is 220V. Laptop computers and most modern electronics do not need converters, but other electrical appliances (shavers, hair-dyers, etc.) are usually voltage-specific and would need a converter. For adapters, Indonesia uses type C and F (European style) plugs. You can either bring adapters from home, or Read more…
While the internet is often unstable, it is accessible in all ASRI buildings and at some of the houses. Visitors with a local SIM card are able to use their phone as a hotspot but we also invite our visitors to be okay being “unplugged” a bit during their time Read more…
The best place to purchase a local SIM card is at the Jakarta airport. You will have to provide a copy of your passport. SIM cards and data are relatively cheap. There is also a place to purchase SIM cards right outside of the Pontianak airport, if you are not Read more…
Your cellphone can work by purchasing an international travel plan through your cellphone provider. If you have an “unlocked” phone, meaning you are able to insert international SIM card, you can purchase a local SIM card at the airport. This will give you cellular data, as well as a mobile Read more…
Yes, you are welcome to bring your laptop but you must be aware that the humidity can sometimes cause electronics to slow down of malfunction. It is also important to note that there is wifi in all ASRI buildings and in some of the houses.